computer boffin

The biorhythms program is simple and easy to use for those who know the subject but are not computer boffins.

For us computer boffins, dreaming in the late 1960s, this was a desirable aim: to -automate away most tedious jobs.

Children growing up today will be the real computer boffins in an increasingly high-tech world, so it is important to introduce them to computers at an early age.

His computer boffins have spent the past few months trawling data—not to find out how much people earn, but rather to unearth their spending patterns and lifestyles.

Mrs Lemon said there is anecdotal evidence that some criminals are paying for computer boffins to go through university to keep a step ahead of their competitors.

The 1950s saw the first of the famous Ladybird press adverts, depicting Ladybirds in various human-like roles including scientists and computer boffins.

In my opinion, the number one problem with many websites is that they have been built from the inside out by computer boffins who have virtually no idea about marketing.

From next Monday, visitors to SHOWstudio will be able to explore the four spaces that Ilincic has imagined and the computer boffins have generated.

Wama are both a manufacturer and dealer, supplying not only the likes of you and I, but also businesses with networks to maintain, and also high-end computer boffins.

The unusual job I have for a few weeks is to collect unpublished or limited circulation material for whizzkid computer boffins in Oxford to tag and analyse on computers.

In fact, you can broadcast your meeting over the internet (or corporate intranet) in real time with the e-Beam software supplied (This is what computer boffins call a 'DataConference')

But I've seen a newer, easier system where the user-interface is a touch screen, like something out of Star Trek although, unless the inspiration is there, its still going to be for the computer boffins.

The obvious problem lay in the way that HMRC computers were designed and managed, which would seem to pin the blame primarily on the computer boffins, many of them working for private consultants, rather than civil servants themselves.

Once the domain of graphic designers and computer boffins, digital cameras are becoming much more affordable for small business and home use and their image quality is getting closer to the results we are used to seeing from 35mm cameras.

The others were all doing quite well for themselves: one had just resumed a career as an industrial journalist after rearing three kids, and we had accountants, an advertising executive, a megabyte of computer boffins and, would you believe, several chemists among the rest.